The concept behind the Island Table explores modularity and versatility of shapes that adapt to different spatial configurations. Just like an archipelago, where each island has its own identity but connects to a larger set, this piece allows for multiple compositions, creating dynamic scenarios within the space.

Each tabletop, carved from stone, has a rich, natural texture, reminiscent of the wear and tear of rocks shaped by time. The fluid design and the varying heights between the tables reinforce the sensation of movement and allow for different arrangements – together, they create a cohesive and striking set; separated, they become independent elements that interact with each other. The Island Table translates the relationship between individuality and collectivity in design, becoming a living element within the ambiance.